Aurora TAVIS TAV-BX1 User manual

TAVIS TAV-BX1 Quick Start
Manual Number: 201115
TAVIS Thermal AudioVisual Integrated Solution
About TAVIS and this guide:
TAVIS (Thermal AudioVisual Integrated Solution) is designed to detect
temperature anomalies. It’s important to understand there are many factors,
including environmental and physiological that can impact a person’s surface
temperature reading. Skin surface temperature vs actual core body
temperature may differ either way. TAVIS must be operated in accordance with
the manufacturer’s user guide. TAVIS is not intended nor designed to diagnose
or detect medical conditions including, but not limited to, viruses or other
illnesses. TAVIS should only be used to detect variations in surface
temperature. Absence of an elevated skin temperature does not preclude a
fever.
ReAX™ Core Studio is a free software tool which significantly increases the
potential of the TAVIS series allowing full customization of the interface and
communication to 3rd party equipment.
Power and Other Connections:
To power, connect either the 12V power supply to the DC port or use PoE
LAN on the RXM-1. The TAV-A80 will draw power through the USB Ports.
Note: The Thermal Camera Module can be mounted with the ¼” tripod mount
thread hole on the bottom of unit or the supplied bracket. Refer to the User
Guide for more details.
Software Setup:
1. The setup wizard will run when you first power on the device.
Please read the disclaimer and click “Next” to continue.
2. Configure your network settings, if any.
3. Choose between Fahrenheit and Celsius. Then enter the maximum
allowed temperature and whether or not to require a face mask.
4. Calibrate your device by following the instructions on screen.
5. Set your pin code to access the security settings again in the future.
To access your settings again, click the “ ” in the bottom right corner
and enter your pin. If you have not entered your own pin, you can access
the menu by entering the default value of “12345”.
TAV-BX-1: (RXM-1 ReAX Media Server & TAV-A80
Thermal Camera Sensor)

TAVIS TAV-BX1 Quick Start
Manual Number: 201115
TAVIS TAV-BX1 Mounting
The RXM-1 can be mounted behind the display, to a wall with the included
mounting ears, or in a rack with the available rack mount. The TAV-A80 can be
mounted to a wall or other objects with the included mounting bracket or the ¼”
tripod mounting thread hole on the bottom. The TAV-A80 has two 6ft USB
cables which is to be attached to the RXM-1 USB ports. Extenders can be
used but must be full bandwidth 480Mbps capable.
For further information, please visit www.auroramm.com/tavis
TAVIS Specifications Quick Reference
Aurora Multimedia Corp.
205 Commercial Ct
Morganville, NJ 07751
[phone]
[e-mail]
[email protected]
TAV-BX1
CPU
RK3399 Six Core Processor 1.8GHz/1.4GHz
RAM/ROM
4GB/32GB
OS
Android 9/Linux Debian 9 (Coming Q1)
Bluetooth
EDR 4.0
Wi-Fi
802.11 b/g/n/ac 2.4GHz and 5GHz
Inputs /
Outputs

12v DC Input
3.5mm Audio Line L/R Out
HDMI 2.0 Output
SD Card Slot, SIM Card Slot (4G Option)
USB Type C, USB 3.0, USB 2.0

1G LAN PoE
AV Capability
2MP Binocular
Included in Box
RXM-1, TAV-A80, Power Adapter, Power Cable, WIFI
Antenna, Mounting Ears
Thermal Sensor
80x64 Heimann
Mounting
Rack Mount or Wall Mount for RXM-1
¼” Camera Tripod Mount for TAV-A80
Consumption
11W
Power Input
12V 2A
Certification
CE, FCC, ROHS
Warranty
3 Years
Sensor Range
0.3m – 1.5m, 30°C - 45°C
RXM- 1 Size
(W x D x H)
177 x 104.2 x 27.3mm (6.97” x 4.1” x 1.07”)
TAV-A80 Size
(W x D x H)
125mm x 36.44mm x 27.20mm (39.67mm deep
including lens)
Specifications subject to change without notice.